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Welcome to the official website of the Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo (ANIN)
We are a vibrant community organization dedicated to fostering unity, promoting cultural heritage, and supporting the well-being of Nigerians living in Nanaimo, Canada.
The Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo was established with the aim of creating a sense of belonging and camaraderie among Nigerians residing in this beautiful city. Our organization serves as a platform for social, cultural, and educational exchange, providing a strong support network for our members.
Our primary goal is to celebrate and preserve the rich and diverse Nigerian culture within the Nanaimo community. We organize various cultural events, including festivals, music and dance performances, art exhibitions, and traditional cuisine showcases. These events not only allow us to showcase the beauty of Nigerian heritage but also provide an opportunity for the wider community to experience and appreciate our traditions.
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In a heartwarming display of community spirit and generosity, the Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo, represented by their Public Relations Officer (PRO) Akpomiemie Oghenevwogaga, visited Loaves and Fishes Nanaimo to
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On the 14th of February a special event was held at Aspengrove School in Nanaimo, where the Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo, led by President Mohammed Usman and Welfare Director
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On the evening of December 1, 2023, the Bowen Park Auditorium in Nanaimo came alive with vibrant colors, joyous laughter, and a sense of community at the Inaugural End of
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Furthermore, we strive to enhance the welfare of our members through numerous initiatives. We offer a range of services, including networking opportunities, career development support, mentorship programs, and guidance for newcomers. We also provide resources and assistance in navigating the Canadian education system, healthcare services, and legal frameworks to ensure our members thrive in their new environment.
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As you explore our website, you will find valuable information about upcoming events, community resources, membership benefits, and ways to get involved. We encourage you to join our association and become an active member of our community. Whether you are a Nigerian living in Nanaimo or someone interested in Nigerian culture, we welcome you with open arms.
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Thank you for visiting the Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo’s website. We invite you to connect with us, explore our vibrant community, and join us in celebrating the rich Nigerian heritage within the beautiful city of Nanaimo.
President's Desk
Dear Members of the Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo,
I am honored to serve as your president and to lead our community in promoting Nigerian culture and heritage in Nanaimo. As we continue to grow and thrive as an association, I want to take a moment to reflect on our accomplishments and look forward to the future.
As a group, we have successfully registered our association and introduced it to our community. These first steps we have taken have not only brought our community together but have also set the foundation to help raise awareness of Nigerian culture and traditions in Nanaimo.
Looking ahead, I am excited about the opportunities that lie ahead for our association. We will continue to work towards promoting Nigerian culture and heritage in Nanaimo, while also providing support and resources to our members. We will also strive to strengthen our relationships with the government, the people, and businesses of our city and collaborate on events and initiatives that promote diversity and inclusivity.
I encourage all Nigerians in Nanaimo and neighbouring communities to become members and get involved in our association and to share their ideas and suggestions for future events and initiatives. Together, we can continue to build a strong and vibrant Nigerian community in Nanaimo.
Thank you for your continued support and dedication to our association.
Sincerely,
Mohammed Usman
President, Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo.